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Bryant 5295 NEMA 5-15P Angle Plug, 15A-125V

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Bryant 5295 NEMA 5-15P Angle Plug, 15A-125V

The Bryant 5295 is an angle-style electrical plug built with a NEMA 5-15P configuration, rated 15A-125V for standard grounding-type connections. Unlike a straight-blade plug, its angled body directs the cord sideways from the connection point, which helps cords sit flush against walls, baseboards, or the backs of appliances instead of sticking straight out. This makes the 5295 a practical upgrade wherever a standard straight plug would be blocked by furniture, cabinetry, or tight equipment clearances. As part of Bryant's line of professional wiring devices, the 5295 is designed to provide a secure, dependable connection point for cord-and-plug connected equipment in commercial, light industrial, and residential settings.

Key Features

  • NEMA Configuration: 5-15P plug pattern, the standard configuration for general-purpose 15A-125V grounding-type receptacles.
  • Electrical Rating: Rated 15A-125V, matching common cord-and-plug connected equipment and extension cord assemblies.
  • Angle Body Design: Angled housing routes the cord sideways from the connection point, reducing strain and keeping installations low-profile in tight spaces.
  • Grounding-Type Plug: 2-pole, 3-wire grounding configuration for a dependable ground path on connected equipment.
  • Field-Ready Design: Suited for use as a cord-cap replacement or field-installed plug on new cord assemblies.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Commercial and Light Industrial Electrical Connections
  • Portable Equipment, Tools, and Cord Sets
  • Low-Clearance Installations Behind Appliances or Furniture
  • Replacement or Repair of NEMA 5-15P Cord Ends
  • General-Purpose 15A-125V Cord-and-Plug Applications

Why Bryant?

Bryant has long been a trusted name in professional-grade wiring devices for electrical contractors and facility teams. The 5295 angle plug carries forward that standard with a NEMA 5-15P configuration and 15A-125V rating built for dependable, code-compliant connections. For crews who need a plug that fits into tight spaces without sacrificing a secure connection, the Bryant 5295 delivers consistent, repeatable performance backed by Bryant's reputation across the electrical trade.

Product Specs

list_batch:
BRY-20260909
Product Type:
Straight Blade Plug
Configuration:
NEMA 5-15P
Amperage Rating:
15A
Voltage Rating:
125V
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Plugs & Connectors

Bryant 5295 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Bryant 5295 plug fit a standard 15 amp household or office outlet?
Yes. The Bryant 5295 is a NEMA 5-15P configuration rated 15A at 125V, which is the standard grounding-type pattern for general-purpose 15A-125V receptacles. Two poles, three wires, so you get an equipment ground path on whatever cord set it terminates.
2) Can I use the Bryant 5295 to replace a damaged cord end on a tool or extension cord?
That is one of its intended uses. The 5295 is a field-installed cord cap, so you cut back the damaged end of a 15A-125V cord, land the hot, neutral and ground, and reassemble. It replaces any NEMA 5-15P cord end.
3) Is a 15 amp 5-15P plug enough for my equipment, or do I need a 20 amp plug?
The 5295 is rated 15A at 125V, so it suits cord-and-plug equipment drawing up to 15 amps on a standard 125V circuit. If the nameplate calls for 20 amps, you need a 20A device instead, and the blade pattern is different so it will not physically mate. Pass and Seymour's EHU angled straight blade plug is rated 20A 125V if that is where you land.
4) What is an equivalent angle plug if a 20A 125V cord cap is needed instead of the Bryant 5295?
The Bryant 5295 is rated 15A at 125V in a NEMA 5-15P configuration, so it will not serve a 20A cord assembly. For an angled body at the higher amperage, the Pass & Seymour EHU angled straight blade plug is rated 20A 125V. The angled housing on both routes the cord sideways from the connection point, so the low-clearance benefit is retained; only the amperage rating changes.
5) If the cord does not need to run flush against a wall, what straight-blade plug covers the same 15A 125V duty?
The angled body of the Bryant 5295 is what keeps a cord low-profile behind appliances or furniture; where clearance is not an issue, a straight-blade plug does the same electrical job. The Eaton Arrow Hart Ultra Grip straight blade plug is rated 15A 125V and is an industrial specification grade device, and the Pass & Seymour PS5266X is a 15A 125V extra-hard use spec-grade plug with a nylon housing and white face. Both take the cord straight out of the back rather than sideways.
6) Is the Leviton 275-E angle plug a drop-in replacement for the Bryant 5295?
No. The Bryant 5295 is a 2-pole 3-wire grounding plug in the NEMA 5-15P pattern, while the Leviton 275-E commercial grade angle plug is a 4-wire 3-pole device. The blade pattern and the number of conductors differ, so it will not mate with a 5-15R receptacle or land on a standard three-conductor cord. Both share the angled body style, which is what makes them look interchangeable at a glance.
7) What is the point of an angle plug instead of a straight blade plug?
The angled body on the 5295 sends the cord out sideways from the face of the receptacle rather than straight out. That lets a desk, headboard, cabinet or appliance sit closer to the wall without crushing the cord or pulling the plug partly out. If you have clearance behind the equipment, a straight blade plug does the same electrical job; the angle body is about what fits in the gap.
8) What other angled cord plugs could I use instead of the Bryant 5295?
Two in the same family of use: the Pass and Seymour EHU angled straight blade plug, rated 20A 125V, if the load or the receptacle is 20 amp; and the Leviton commercial grade 4-wire 3-pole angle plug, which is a different wiring configuration entirely and only applies if your equipment is 3-pole. Neither is a drop-in for a 15A 125V two-pole three-wire cord, so match the configuration on the cord you are repairing.
9) Which of the comparable plugs work on 250V circuits rather than the 125V the Bryant 5295 covers?
The Bryant 5295 is a 125V device and must not be used on a 250V circuit. For 250V cord ends, the Leviton 5666-C is a 3-wire 2-pole polarized industrial grade straight blade plug rated 250-volt 1-phase, and the Leviton 931-E is a commercial grade 3-wire 2-pole straight blade plug rated 250V AC at 30/50-amp. Both are straight blade, not angled.
10) For a portable tool cord that gets dragged around a jobsite, is there a tougher option than the Bryant 5295?
The Bryant 5295 is a field-installable cord cap suited to cord-and-plug connected equipment and cord set repair, with its value being the angled body for tight clearances. Where abuse resistance is the priority over profile, the Pass & Seymour PS5266X is an extra-hard use spec-grade plug with a nylon housing, and the Pass & Seymour PS5965Y is a MaxGrip M3 nylon cord plug in yellow for high visibility. Both are straight-body devices, so they will protrude further from the receptacle than the 5295.
11) I need to order the Bryant angle plug by part number. What is it?
Order it as Bryant 5295. That is the manufacturer part number for the NEMA 5-15P angle plug rated 15A-125V.
How fast can I get the Bryant 5295 delivered?
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Does the Bryant 5295 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Bryant 5295 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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